I didn't know who John Schindler was before he penned this fundamentally dishonest and incoherent opinion piece published by the once great Washington Examiner. Numerous experts have endorsed my views and I have endorsed those of others, like General Jack Keane among others, which are quite similar. Schindler obviously watches my show, based on what he said, so he knows this. I will address it in some detail during my radio program this evening because it serves as an excellent foil on multiple levels. I do notice a pattern now, of a number of backbenchers and oddballs who oppose the war, throwing out platitudinous statements and blowing smoke for attention, which I contrast with legitimate and well-articulated opinions that disagree with my views, the President's, and many others.
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"A city task force scrutinizing 7,000 city-owned properties found only 2 possibilities that might be viable, they said, including spots on a former airport in Flushing, Queens & a site next to John Dewey High School in Gravesend, Brooklyn" https://t.co/yiyX9N1E6I via @lesliebrody
Because of the toxic atmosphere @SuccessCharters can’t persuade enough educators to run their schools. I predict there won’t be enough non-psychopathic MBAs either.
Let's be very clear: Mitch McConnell and Republicans have essentially sacrificed the U.S. Senate to serve Trump during the shutdown, refusing to even vote on anything that he would veto. They are once again violating will of the American people & debasing a branch of government.
40 USC §§5109 & 5104(e)(2)(A) make it a federal crime to enter or remain on the floor of either House of Congress without authorization from that House.
Tell Congress: End the School Choice Scam! Stop appropriating nearly $500 million annually for charters supported by the Koch brothers, the DeVos family, the Walton family, and other billionaires! https://t.co/8U9q7r1AhF
Breaking News: Microsoft will invest $500 million in affordable housing in the Seattle area to address inequality caused by the tech industry https://t.co/N2iTpL7Jlt
���People in Wisconsin don't know how much school districts are losing because of vouchers and how much is being deducted from their aid. They need to know that so that we can as a state have a good discussion about what's involved with the voucher program." https://t.co/ZLwiWMThqf
@counterchekist Honestly I think the “both sides” problem is more just Within GOP. Businesses want more workers but without paying more taxes. And the other Goppers are against outsiders, esp. when they stretch local services.